The term "conclave" comes from the Latin phrase "cum clave," meaning "with a key." This refers to the practice of locking the cardinals in a confined space during the papal election process to ensure privacy and security while they deliberate and vote for a new pope. The conclave is held in the Sistine Chapel to maintain this isolation until a decision is reached.
It is called a conclave.
It is called a conclave from the Latin cum clave - with a key. It refers to the fact that the cardinals are locked into the Sistine Chapel until after the election.
It is called a conclave.
At the Conclave was created in 2000.
The Conclave was created in 2006.
The conclave meets on the morrow...
No, there is no pope during a conclave. The purpose of a conclave is to elect a new pope because the position is vacant. However, the cardinal electors who are in the conclave do eat while there.
It is called a conclave and it is held in the Sistine Chapel.
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Tenor Conclave was created in 1957.
Ignatius His Conclave was created in 1611.
The cardinals gathered in the Vatican for the secret conclave to elect a new pope.